Answer:
david arrive
elle téléphone
stéphane prépare
il dîne
without the actual scene it is hard to answer.
arriver is to arrive
dîner is to have dinner/eat dinner
écouter is to listen
préparer us to prepare
rentrer is to return
téléphoner is to talk on the phone to
voyager is to travel
they would all end in e when you conjugate them.
Explanation:
the impressionist period was in the 19th century and was most popular in the 1870-80s
The Language is french. A rough translation would be "<span>Who are you? I was born of sand and sea, I grew up with iron and steel". that would be my best guess as to what that translates to. I'm not fantastic at french but I took it a few years. good luck</span>
Less than two shouw be the correct answer
A hundred years ago, most households in the Grand Duchy were multi-generational: grandparents, children and grandchildren lived together under the same roof. Nowadays, this is the exception. The standard family household these days comprises two adults and two dependent children.
